HawkEye is set to be reinstated for the All-Ireland hurling final after the GAA confirmed comprehensive testing was undertaken during the week.
The ladies' football semi-finals at HQ and the camogie quarter-finals in Semple Stadium will also have HawkEye running the rule over contentious scores as the GAA confirmed the system had undergone a thorough review.
The score detection technology is installed in Croke Park and Semple Stadium and has been in use since 2013. However, the recent All-Ireland football semi-final between Galway and Derry provoked serious questions around the accuracy of the technology as a glaring error was made.